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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-05
NliNE DiNfATCHEs.
FROM BANGOR,
me at"r G'adnallv Falling Of-Form.
al Iopehlns OF the Methodist Conference
To-day.
lSANGoP May


ne water At the dam Is grauua4Iy falirg
ana n"" There j, Il ilttie l,as than II tppt
he reports printed in the evening pauer-
that dams had been carried away up river
aud that men had been Kill, d, can't be veri.
h"d and the luMb, rmen here believe the r.
port lnc"rr' CT. Dispatches sent to point. uu
river ohiaIn the fact that the water has risen
III tie Mattawhtnktag three inches, tut il i.
br'eNed Ia be from the melting STOW, on the
cad waters of the river. The water h4s
also risen on the Aroostonk and St John
rivers from that cause ana the railroad tracks
'et"een Caribou and Presque I,le are lnl
passable.
he formal opening Of the East Maine con
fer nee Of Mrthodists occurs tomorrow fore.
noon. Bishop Wn'd and a large atten.
dance OF cltrGy and visitors are present To-
dAN preliminary meeting was given to th.
tHamtnaton Of classes Of young men locking
admission t. thr e Inference. The evening
Ne' sion wa' a brh, tx to lhc First Methodist
church WIth wLl"h the conference meets
X " w. !. Je"tIl offered PRAYER, Chaplain
NCCdbe sang an Ortglnhl song and made
lelling speech aud ven hundred dollars was
raised towards the church Indebtedness
N7"y up river were k pt away ty the inter.
ruptlon 10 ,he rahroad by the fire. het.
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SlititIDA\'> RIDE.
Protest from the >henadoah-\ South-
ern General VINO Fursive> all Union
soldiers Except one.

WINCHESTER. Va, May 4.
The Winchester (Nlryinlal Times today
prints the following from General Rasser t.
Major Holmes Conrad
MIR. Dear Majar-I hsve seen 1t reported
in the newspapers that General Z. II Shrrl
dan contemplates Al an esriy dty another
tide up the Shenandoah valley. | h4A noprd
that our beautiful valley should never ar4ln
be desecrated by his foot prints. Co,i cruyl
and brutal must be the character of this sll
der who fondlv cheri>hes memories ct the
wild, wanton waste ard de> >olsupn which hI>
oarhirou> torch spread through the valley
LAYING in ssnes the beautiful ana happy IA m :
oi innocent women, Young ard h,l - ruit.
dren, and aged men, and wro, over those
runs noasted that now crow caunot tlv over
this valley without carrying Its rtt,uns
General sheridan has done nothing tn
atone for his cruel barbsrl>m durlng thr war.
We have not forgotten that during ms relgn
IN New Orleans he ask d tha; our I, ltnw cltI-
z Ms Of Louisiana might b, proclaimed ban
dItu IN order that he might SCI dog, Of war
on them. have forgiven the brave men O:
the Union armies whom met IN honorable
battle and who finally trlumphei over US IN
the great struggle
Among the u / can now name many of my
warmest, rIest and most priced friends.
They are good and true 10 me and thirk
none the less Of us for having fought them.
Indeed they esteem hlm highest amonlst us
who fought them the hardest Sh,rudau -
not one of thi, kind aud he has never acvur T.
ed 70 US the peace which Gr4ut proclsimed
| now say to Won, my dear MAYOR. aad To-
our gallant comrades who ar nov III toe val
ley, that hone YOU will allow TINS IN ~ to
make his triumphant ride up the valley IN
peace but have him 90 like the miserable
crow carving his rstions with him
Yours truly. THOMAS /. RAISER
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McGLYNN'S CASE.
Father MalOne'> appeal to the Pope A
Removal Would Place the Church in
Danger in America.



Rev. Father Sylvester Malone, pastor of
St Peters church in Brooklyn, denies the
truth Of several alleged interviews recently
printed, purportlng to give his views on the
case OF DR.. McGivnn. He stands now 10 the
same position that he occupied when the mat
ter first became known.
In a letter to Pope Leo, some time ago,
Father Malone said that DIR. McGlyun was
the best known priest in America. and that
his influence was far reaching. That he was
a man whom to censure would put back the
church IN America halt century. He told
the Pope that nothing could blight the future
of the church in this country more than an
act of ecclesiastical authority that might
raise the question of the rights of he cti-
zen. Such action would bring about state
Of public sentiment 8ntag0nistic to the best
interests of the church. He stated that the
charges against DR.. McGlynn rai3e,ia ques-
ton Of the rights of the citizen. American
Catholics would believe that civic liberty was
trodden down in the person of DR. McGvnn.
should Rome sanction his removal His
case, Father Malone added, ought to be con-
s'drtct apart from he part he took in the
q. one movement, unless the church con
dcmuei tue principal upon which the move
mout was based and taught which it has
not.
The letter concluded with an eloquent ap-
peal to HIS Holiness to continue Dr. Me
Glynrln the pa-turste of st Stephens sAd
the expression of The btiiyi thar the judg
ment OF tie PontIti would prevent great
scandal in the city If New York.
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The first of the course of lectures which
are to he delivered to the students this term
vas given Monday evening bv Rev. DR. Me.
kenzle of Cambridge, one of the most emi.
nent divines Of the Congregational denomina-
ton. The lecture was a tree one and in or
der to better accommodate the citizens II was
given AT the Main street Free Baptist church
That the opportunity to hear this widely
known clergyman was appreciated bv the
towns people was shown hv the large number
present The subject OF the lecture was,
+" The Permanent III STUDY" The speaker
rldculed the old idea that educattDn means
to draw out what is in the student. It il to
put new thoughts into him; to GIVE facts ~ d
principles on which to build Il Is indr-
penience that the world needs To day, nut
public sentiment. If only We have what .hr
world needs the world will be glad t. receive
Us. lie earnestly admOnish i the students
TO rut their know ledge obtqinrd 10 COLI " to
uses that the world needs. The best thIug..
said he, that the llicge gives is M character
of it, Professor. lie would put boy unirr
fearless intrepid, honest men rather than study
the catalogue. more tennis courts tAye
been set out this week. There viii doubtless
be an interesting series of ttupi, gtmcs
PLAYED this term between Bates, CJ.by ana
Bowdoin.
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What truly beautiful word we live in 7
Nature gives Us grsndure of mountains, clens
AMI oceans, and thousands at means of
eninvment. We can desire ~ Ac.-er when
in grrtect health; but how often do the ma
i 'rity Of people feel like giving 1t up DIS
nesrtened. discouraged aud worn ont with
disease, when there is no oc.s>lnn tor this
cling, As every sufferer can r,sItv obtain
satisfactory proof that Greens August Flower
'lli make them free from disease as when
born. Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint are
the dlrrct cause Of seventy-hve ner cent. OF
such maiadltS A. Binansnes>, Indigestion,
sex Headache. tostiNenes>, Nervous Pros
trauon, Dz1Htss Of the Head, Population Of
the Heart. and other distressing symptoms.
fhrre doses of August Flower Will prove its
wonderful effect. sample bottles, 10 cents
Fry 1t
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NO. l()7,
MoNMOU TIL.

The house of Dea y Benner took fire
from the burning our ota chimney Wednes.
iN BY prompt seton " w.> extin .uished.
Gsmsges about Sl0O.-A roAertul rain fell
Thursday night causing cpn,ld r,hl, DAMAGE
& roads and bridges --Cnn>idrrahla real %
ate has changed hands here RI MY. MI.
Ge chell 4 60 have plr, h,>vd tn CullInsn
house adJacent to their taunery. J. \. Gill
man has bought Mr Geo Warehouses; place
and w'H build additions sud "a We there soon
We understand. Mr. 4 Nj. k>le Is also huv-
ing property in all parts of tue tnwn.-N. l..
& tch,ll started on his Western trim We'd
neS6ay last
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TUcsoN, Arizona, MAY 4
An earthquake occurred at > II yesterda,
afternoon. No persons were injured. Con-
siderable damage was done to buildings. The
entire population Of the city took to the
streets terror stricken. The court house
cupola swayed like the mast of ship in
turbulent sea. When the shock struck the
Santa Catalina mountain great slices of the
mountain were torn from its sides and fell to
the base. Vast clouds of dust rose to its top
700 feet above the sea level. Shortly after
the earthquake a volcano broke out at
point % miles south of this place in Total
Wreck MountsinI. The SKY was brillisntly
Illuminated
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EOS TON AND BANGOR.
BOSTON. MAY 4

BosToN, May
1t having been currently reported that thr
tuchburg r4iiruaI was backing the new
scheme tor The eslabl shmeut Of another
steamboat lne between Boston and Bangor,
Supt. Adams was seen Wedne sday, in regard
70 the stat, meut
He SAYS he has heard nothing of it and can
Slve no Information on the subject Cap
tam Chas. DterIug is said to be Interested IN
h. ntw prog ct SO far as to have already
made arr, = ments tor leasing boats to ruu
on the pr posed line.
1t thv NEGOTIATIONS now pending for the
lease of the Bar iiarbOr boat wharf are sue
ce-sful it is highly probable that the new
company will be in full operation, early in
he SUNNI r. just what the relations of the
tI;chburg road Is to the scheme it is now i'm
puss sibe to determine.
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Annual Convention.

SAco. May 4.
The annual convention OF the York County
SUNDAY School Association was held at the
FREE Baptist church today. Delegates were
present from various congregational ana
Free BAPTIST churches and other visitors,
among them beng Rev. b =. Snow, Will
lizard; Rev. MIR. Pea>lee. New York. The
session was devui d 10 essays and discussions
relative to the Sunday School work. The
officers elected for the ensuing wear were :
President. Rev. G. c. Ingalls,, Saco; secre-
tary, Rev. Q II rrscy, Biddetord.
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NAsuINGToN. Nav 4
Pensions have been granted to the follow
lu- il Maiur:
Mary a.. mother of Edward Beal, Jr.
Jouesport.
Nahsui j Ljght, original Waldoboro.
Tu, mas + pnnn'y. increase, Thomaston
homas II. tlowts increase, Augn,ta.
Il Nier e. Nosher, increase. Il imr.
Wm. II Brlog ham, increase, West Au
burn.
James Z Ueir, increase, Presque Isle.
O i, +. Abbott. lrcr,ase, Albion.
Jorah4n Gust man. increase Phillips.
" m " ntworth. increase. W est Baldwin
Aua>a l. Cook, increase. Lewiston.
CbAs u. Jones, reissue, Richmond.
Alverdo W. Ford, reissue, Bangor.
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BuckI.n'. arn,,-. ,aIy,

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
CornS, and all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box. For sale
by Devine & Coughlin. r.. 8 may29t 9td&w1y
Found at last! A remedy that not only re-
lieves, but cures that enemy of mankind,
consumption, as well as the numerous satel-
lites which revolve around it in the shape of
coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throat, inHu-
enza, &c. The remedy we allude to is DR..
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry.
may3d&w1w
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Annual Encampment of the Sons OF
Veterans.
RoCKLAND, May 5.

RoCKLAND, May ).
The fifth annual encsmpment of the Sons
Of Veterans of Maine met here today About
100 were in attendance. Reports of the Of
ficers show a balance of S3l on hand and 20
camps with SIC members in good standing.
The following officers were elected
Colonel-Thomas G. Libby. Vinahsven.
Lieut. Colonel-W aldo H. Perry, Portland.
MsJor-C. A Merrill, Belfast.
Council-Fred E. Potte, Bangor: F. S.
Bartlett. East Stoaeham; Samuel II. Dill,
Auburn.
Delegates TO the National Encampment-
B. S. Webber, Lewiston; F. L. Donnell,
Auburn. Alternates-Thomas G. Libby,
Vinalhaven; Edward J. Hatch, Springvale.
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Mrs. Phmhe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co,
Iowa, tells tn following remarkable story the
truth Of which is vouched for by the residents
ot the town: II am - years old, have been
troubled with kidney complaint and lameness
for many years. could not dress myself with
ont help. Now am free from all pain and
soreness, and am able to do all my own
homework. ] owe my thanks to Electric
Buffers for having renewed my youth and re-
moved completely all disease and pain" Fry
" bottle. only Soc at Devine & Coughlin's
Drug Store
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"Her face so fair, as flesh it seemed not,
But heavenly portrait Of bright angels hue,
Clear as sky, without a blame or blot,
Through goodly mixture Of compilations
due,
And in her cheeks the vermeil red did
show"
This is the poets description Of woman
whose physical system was in perfectly
sound and healthy state, with every function
acting properly, and is the eDviable condition
Of its fair patrons prodaced by DR.. Pierce's
"Favorite Prescription. Any druggist.
may2M&Td&wlw
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Almost Elected.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 4
The ballot at the extra session of the West
Virginia legislature, today, for L. S. Sena-
tor, resulted as follows; J. n. Camden,
dem, 43; W. H. II. Flick, Rep, 80. Sena-
tor Luens received none. As it requires but
45 votes to elect, it is almost foregone con-
cluson that Camden will be elected.
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Entertaining Royalty.

WASHISGTON. Nav 4.
Mrs. Cleveland and the cabinet officers
wives called on Queen kiploiana today.
The QIeen and suite visited the Washington
monument, National Museum at the capitol,
and attended the comm tncement of the Ma
tIonal deaf mute ssy um. the Queen dis
PLAYED especial interest IN the House of Rep.
resentatives, oh account Of The reception her
husband was given there when Blame was
Speaker.
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At awrence-Portlsnd -. Lawrence s.
At II verhill-Havrrhill 6, Salem 3.
At Boston-Boston Blues -, Manchester 3
At Lynn-Lowell 10, Lynn 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At delphia-Boston 0 Philadelphia II.
At lis-lndlanapolis ., Chicago B.
At Pittsburg-Pittsbutg s. Detroit 3
AT Washlngton-New York 9, Washington
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Highest Ever Known.
FORT FAIRFIELD, Nj

The water is highest ever known here.
Main street is oyeihIwed at the starch fac
tory The large bridge is in danger
and the small bridges in various directions
are in dangerous condition. The water is
still rising.
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BRUNSWICK. Nav

Samuel Quint of Tsphsm, about sixty years
of sge. one of the bordsmen tor c. ii Small,
ex collt ctor of Topshsm. committed suicide
TODAY hv harging. He has been IN poor
hea tn tor some time ard il is supposed his
financial troubles weighed upon hls mind and
caused him to commit the deed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-05

The retail druggist knows when he has a
good medicine. They all tell the same story
for BelPs Sarsaparila. Mr.. A. II. Snow,
Druggist, Damariscotta, writes From those
who have used it hear the highest reports
in favor Of Bells Sarsaparilla. (Only 80 cts.
per bottle.) May3d&w1w
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w II. Pattee, salesman for Esterbrook &

Eaton, Washington ST., Boston, writes:
''lt gives me real pleasure to say that Ad-
amson's Botanic Balsam cured me of a severe
cold, TO which have been subject, especially
during the winter months, aud | have in
many instances recommended II to nv friends,
and they have all been benefited by its use
think it has no equal cough mixture"
Il am using Adamson's Botanic Balsam
for a cough of long standing, with satisfacto-
nv results.
Mrs. X. Brown, West Pembroke, Mass"
May3i&wlw
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FIRE at Rar liarbor.

BAR HARBoR. May 4.
Fire here this evening destroyed the stable
belonging to he Lisls Hotel. The hotel
though distance of only u feet was saved
without damage.
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sudden Death.
BlpDEFoRD, Nav

BlpDEFoRD, May 4.
Captain Tobias Mason, of the grocery firm
of Mason & Co., retired sea captain. and a
prominent citizen of kennebunk, died sudden
" today, aged sixty.
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''hee Of the Chief Signal officer.
" nsH n{fph. -. C., May ) =. 4.
For Maloe, New Hampshire and yerm.n,
'sir weather; stationary temperature: porth.
erlN "inhs, verring to essterlv.
for Ma-sachu-eits, Rhode Island and Con.
nee lcut' fa'r weather; variable winds. gen
eraliv fasierlv; cooler.
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The Tenth Ballot.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May 4.
Ten ballots were taken in the joint demo-
cratic senatorial caucus, this evening, with
out result. The las, stood: Perry 81,
Bloxham 36, Pasco 10, others 2.
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EDWARD BAYEK.
MAY 3d&wlw


Capt. Coleman, schr Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic CITY and y. Y, had been
troubled with a cough so that he was unable
To sleep, and was induced to try DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t not on
iy gave HIM instant relief hut alaypd the
extreme soreness in his breast Ills children
were similarly affected and single dose had
the same happy effect. DR.. Kings New dis
covcry is now the standard remedy in the
Coleman household and On board the schoon-
pr.
Free Trial Bottles Of this Standard Remedy
at Devine Coughlin's Drug Store.
| was a terrible sufferer with Salt Rheum-
preferrlng death to life. Dr. Kennedy's
Favofite Remedy cured me.-Chas Owen,
lronvilie, n. !. | acknow ledge Dr. Ken
nedy's Fsvorite Remedy to be cure for
Gravel, and, 50 far as know, the only cure.
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Regarding the assertion If the miai.ter Of
jn,tlce in the Dominion House Of Commons.
Monday, that the statement that the Cana
iian i>tirg regulations have been admins.
4 red WIKI brutality" was prepos,erous gen
tleman in this cIty make the following com.